Former K State Star Turns Heads At Kansas Practice

Dynamic transfer Dylan Edwards hopes to revive his career and energize the Jayhawks offense in his promising debut for Kansas.

Spring football is buzzing in Lawrence, and Jayhawks fans have a new reason to cheer: running back Dylan Edwards. After two seasons with rival Kansas State, Edwards has made the switch to Kansas, and he's already turning heads in his new jersey.

Edwards' 2025 season was a rollercoaster, marred by injuries and fierce competition in the backfield. It all started with a tough break-an ankle injury on his first play of the season during a punt return in Ireland. With Edwards sidelined, Joe Jackson took the reins for K-State, making it tough for Edwards to find his rhythm.

Struggling to get consistent playing time, Edwards made the bold decision to leave Kansas State before the season wrapped up, opting to enter the transfer portal.

Enter the Kansas Jayhawks. Now, instead of facing him, they're counting on Edwards to bring his dynamic play to their offense.

Edwards missed the chance to play against the Jayhawks in 2025, but fans might remember his 2024 performance where he racked up 60 yards on just three carries and added another 20 yards through the air. When he's healthy, Edwards is a force to be reckoned with-his speed and ability to dodge tackles make him a standout runner.

Kansas marks Edwards' third stop in four years, starting at Colorado before moving to Kansas State. Now, he's in Lawrence, ready to seize the opportunity to be the Jayhawks' go-to back. With his talent and determination, Edwards is poised to make a significant impact this season.